" Pestilence adds, “We gave up our immortality and the vast extent of our powers because we believe that despite our task, humans are worthy of living.” Famine huffs, glancing away. “Ignore him,” War says. “He’s still bitter that Death didn’t find his motives pure enough to strip him of his immortality.” “Humans are retched,” Famine says. “I don’t know why I must change my mind about that first. "

― Laura Thalassa , Death (The Four Horsemen, #4)